We’ve made it. The winter months are drawing to an end, as the cold dark nights are replaced by the warm bright days. The clocks have sprung forwards, resulting in an hour less sleep but a welcomed hour more of daylight. Easter has been and gone, new life is starting to emerge and our collective serotonin levels have increased tenfold.
With a spring in our steps, we’d like to highlight three titles, perfect for Spring reading - matching the positive mood and encouraging exploration of our natural world.
Time for a Fresh Start - Lily Di Giovanni
Amber and that womanly intuition, that will not disappear. There has been a gut feeling building up within her that something isn't right. Jason isn't what he seems to be at all, secretive, lying and the unexplained huge phone bill.
With the help of her friends, the gift that can change her life comes from her surrogate mother, Pippa, Amber gets to the bottom of all the secrets that Jason has hidden from her. Is Harry, one of her best friends, really the one true love of her life? If so, is it too little too late.
This is the second book from Lily Di Giovanni, a contemporary romance with layered and detailed characters, with a few hidden secrets within. Perfect reading over a long bank holiday weekend in the garden.
Available in paperback and eBook format.
The Secret Wild Wolves of Britain - Dave Gregson
Wolves have been extinct in Great Britain for centuries. With discussions rampant about reintroducing them back into the wilderness in Britain, Gregson's novel subtly highlights the arguments around this and what it would mean for human-wolf coexistence.
The protagonist Jack is on the lookout to spot a wolf, convinced that they might have survived in Scotland, hidden all this time. How were the local ecosystems affected by their absence and what value would they have by being brought back? The potential for wolves to affect the ecosystem in this world that needs to redevelop its environment is immense.
Although based on facts, this fictional story is for nature and animal lovers, casual readers and just about anyone who enjoys reading.
Dave Gregson is an author with an interest in and love for animal welfare. This passion has now combined with his impulse for writing in this fiction novel. When the animal kingdom is growing, make sure to read up on Britain’s incredible wolf population.
Available in paperback.
Staying at Home - Louisa Minter-Kemp
Welcome to Britain's National Parks! With 15 stunning parks across England, Scotland, and Wales, there's something for every nature lover and aspiring enthusiast.
Explore the rugged peaks and serene lakes of the Lake District. Immerse yourself in the ancient woodlands of Dartmoor. Discover the mystical landscapes of the Cairngorms. Dive into the history of Northumberland's Roman ruins. Wander through picturesque villages and rolling rolls in the South Downs. And don't miss the charming stone-built villages and limestone formations of the Yorkshire Dales.
Whether you're looking for tranquillity, adventure, or a chance to reconnect with nature, Britain's National Parks are a gateway to exploring our countryside. With so much to explore, this guide will help to get you started.
Already longing for the warm summer months? Trying to plan a holiday or stay-cation? Louisa Minter-Kemp, as an avid admirer of Britain’s 15 national parks, has used her experiences of the UK’s most beautiful natural landscapes to guide you through all the country has to offer. Perfect for planning that next adventure.
Available in paperback.
